Titlebook: Corporate Social Responsibility and Regulatory Governance; Towards Inclusive De Peter Utting (Deputy Director),José Carlos Marques Book 201

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,Spaces of Contestation: The Governance of Industry’s Environmental Performance in Durban, South Afrtwo decades there has been a move towards TNC and host country cooperation and industry self-regulation.. Civil society opposition, however, has emerged at multiple scales, concerned that there cannot be corporate responsibility without accountability.. While the case can be made for increased recog

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Challenging Governance in Global Commodity Chains: The Case of Transnational Activist Campaigns forporary capitalism (Dicken 1998). In industries such as apparel, electronics and automobiles, it has led to the emergence of ‘Global Commodity Chains’ (GCCs) governed by large lead firms that retain direct control over marketing and design activities in Northern markets while arranging for the manufa

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Shuai Xu,Donghai Guan,Zhuo Ma,Qing Meng country contexts has been conditioned by social policy and development strategies. It does so by examining the evolution of CSR through different phases of development in Zambia. Thus, social investment by business as well as the social policy of different political administrations, spanning a period of almost 50 years, will be considered.

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Private Food Governance: Implications for Social Sustainability and Democratic Legitimacy,rs. Food production and trade, moreover, have important implications for socioeconomic outcomes and, depending on their organization and distribution, can work to either enhance or detract from economic opportunities and environmental and social living conditions.

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Sylvia C. Musasiwa,Yolanda Dreyerointed out the considerable diversity of approaches that can be and are called ‘neoliberal’.. Moreover, the extreme libertarian wing of neoliberal thinkers would argue that the state is not even necessary to the maintenance of the market, as left to themselves free human individuals would construct markets.

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Sylvia C. Musasiwa,Yolanda Dreyer these chains. These changes have led to political challenges from a range of national and transnational groups and have prompted some to ask whether the adoption of corporate social responsibility (CSR) is leading to the ‘marketization of the social’ and/or ‘socialization of the market’.

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Shuai Xu,Donghai Guan,Zhuo Ma,Qing Mengurthering economic development, CSR has become one of the flavours and hopes of the new Millennium. ‘By following socially responsible practices’, the United Kingdom’s (UK’s) Department for International Development (DFID) has claimed, ‘the growth generated by the private sector will be more inclusive, equitable and poverty reducing’ (DFID 2004).